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Cde Monomotapa
#71 Posted : Friday, February 10, 2012 8:11:46 PM
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hisah wrote:


That volume spread tells a different story all together...

More cartoons smile
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mlennyma
#72 Posted : Friday, February 10, 2012 8:13:55 PM
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Unfortunately this share will shed more than the dividend yield on books close..some bonus shares would have been a better option for me...apparently there is no other hse to sell may be the farms.
"Don't let the fear of losing be greater than the excitement of winning."
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Aguytrying
#73 Posted : Friday, February 10, 2012 8:51:22 PM
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I understand that the share will fall like a meteorite after books closure, but there will be money in the bank. Its still a 17% dividend yield at 300. I jumped in, That yield was irresistible, In no hurry to sell the share/don't need to.

Of course for a speculator, who cant stay in one position for more than one minute, holding this share for another one year(where there is another dividend in the next 3 months a likely share split or bonus issue) is hard. It would be better for them to chase the ever elusive 10% gain in one month.

The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself
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Cde Monomotapa
#74 Posted : Friday, February 10, 2012 9:27:35 PM
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Aguytrying wrote:
I understand that the share will fall like meteorite after books closure, but there will be money in the bank. Its still a 17% dividend yield at 300. I jumped in, That yield was irresistible, In no hurry to sell the share/don't need to.

Of course for a speculator, who cant stay in one position for more than one minute, holding this share for another one year(where there is another dividend in the next 3 months a likely share split or bonus issue) is hard. It would be better for them to chase the ever elusive 10% gain in one month.


You've been redeemed. Congrats.
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guru267
#75 Posted : Friday, February 10, 2012 10:35:00 PM
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Aguytrying wrote:
I understand that the share will fall like meteorite after books closure, but there will be money in the bank. Its still a 17% dividend yield at 300. I jumped in, That yield was irresistible, In no hurry to sell the share/don't need to


If the share falls back to 200 after books closure you will be facing a 34% capital loss against a 17% dividend gain...
As opposed to one who buys at 200 after books closure for a 10% dividend and little or no capital destruction...

sorry to say but For a long term investor you sure seem to focus on short term news flow for your decision making..
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Aguytrying
#76 Posted : Friday, February 10, 2012 10:56:46 PM
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guru267 wrote:
Aguytrying wrote:
I understand that the share will fall like meteorite after books closure, but there will be money in the bank. Its still a 17% dividend yield at 300. I jumped in, That yield was irresistible, In no hurry to sell the share/don't need to


If the share falls back to 200 after books closure you will be facing a 34% capital loss against a 17% dividend gain...
As opposed to one who buys at 200 after books closure for a 10% dividend and little or no capital destruction...

sorry to say but For a long term investor you sure seem to focus on short term news flow for your decision making..


I've joined the party late. i saw the chance to exorcise my demons and i took it. That dividend!!! after i suffer the 34% capital erosion. I'll also get the 10%( for me might be 7%)dividend. 34-(17+7)= negative 10% on my investment. Not bad, as i wont take the loss by selling, and no hurry/pressure to sell in next even 2 yrs.

Also the future is very promising for the company, and there may be share actions:bonus, splits who knows.

For the last paragraph scathing attack(light note). Special dividends like this call for special unorthodox/actions.
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Aguytrying
#77 Posted : Friday, February 10, 2012 10:59:35 PM
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Cde Monomotapa wrote:
Aguytrying wrote:
I understand that the share will fall like a meteorite after books closure, but there will be money in the bank. Its still a 17% dividend yield at 300. I jumped in, That yield was irresistible, In no hurry to sell the share/don't need to.

Of course for a speculator, who cant stay in one position for more than one minute, holding this share for another one year(where there is another dividend in the next 3 months a likely share split or bonus issue) is hard. It would be better for them to chase the ever elusive 10% gain in one month.


You've been redeemed. Congrats.


Thanks, time will tell. money in the bank, and to quote a wise man "please continue paying your bill" that was a classic.
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Aguytrying
#78 Posted : Friday, February 10, 2012 11:04:36 PM
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I know QW, Jerry, mlenny et al will have me for breakfast when they see my confession.
Just wait in case the share goes higher others will come out, its never easy to state your position publicly before it has been successful.
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guru267
#79 Posted : Friday, February 10, 2012 11:22:28 PM
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Aguytrying wrote:
Also the future is very promising for the company, and there may be share actions:bonus, splits who knows.


I really hope for your sake the share actions come to pass because I can honestly say ive heard investors wishing for these actions for the past 6 years..

What exactly do you think makes the future promising for this company¿¿ And plse do not talk about real estate because that is pure speculation...
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stocksmaster
#80 Posted : Friday, February 10, 2012 11:27:57 PM
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VituVingiSana wrote:
Forget share price...

Vindication! I like & continue to hold WTK... Profits in 2H 2011-12 will be good (even without the sale Williamson House) considering:

1)High tea prices (without higher costs too)
2)Volatile but weak KES in Nov/Dec 2011 (not repeated in Feb/Mar 2012)
3)Higher tea production if it has rains or is wet
4)High interest income on the cash reserves


Am holding onto this one too......In 4 - 5 years, i have a feeling i will have recovered all my capital from WTK in form of dividends and bonuses. A 35% return on investment in the horizon within a six months window.......and the tea pot looks like getting sweeter in 2012.

Happy Hunting
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